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Diplomprosjekt

Michal Starzynski


Neven Mikac Fuchs
Bin Jia
This diploma is based on my fascination with architectural spaces. Throughout the need for an analytical understanding of everything around and beyond me, I brought up definitions and descriptions of the space as a fundament for the project. By working with the definition of a machine space I designed a private house in the pre-diploma and housing complex afterward.

Ingrid Mathilde Steen-Chabert


Beate Marie Manthey Hølmebakk
Chris-Johan Engh
Eirik Mikal Ulland Stokke
Espen Robstad Heggertveit
The project explores architectural qualities that can accommodate different uses in the public realm, and how common resources such as water and heat can contribute to establish meeting points in the city where people with different backgrounds, in various life situations, can meet. 

Karen Stormoen Mykland


Martin Brandsdal
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Selma Hole Strandskogen


Lisbeth Funck
Matthew Dylan Anderson
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Morten Stubberud


Bente Johanne Kleven
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Knut Nikolai Sæter


Tine Hegli
Cathrine Vigander
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Elise Berg Tichy


Halvor Weider Ellefsen
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In this thesis, I explore two everyday spaces at Bjølsen, through thorough investigation. Looking at their current elements, historical significance, and envisioning their potential contributions to the neighborhood. While often utilized for commuting or daily passage, these spaces harbor untapped potential for a variety of activities, facilitated by small improvements.
Carl Magnus Traberg


Mosse Sjaastad
The project consists of three main scenarios: My screen time doesn’t understand me, Taming your device and Quantified self for introspection. The scenarios display a breadth of possibilities and new opportunities for how we define our relationship to our devices, as well as offering a new perspective on what healthy usage is.

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Elín Erla Káradóttir


Janike Kampevold Larsen
Miguel Hernandez Quintanilla
This project transforms a current waste delivery station into a dynamic public resource garden, breathing new life into a historic site of former resource depletion, the old iron ore factory of Salangsverket in northern Norway. The waste that is today shipped to be handled elsewhere in Norway and the world, is instead managed on site for recycling purposes, artistic activities, and soil cultivation. The new recycling station is framed by a series of curated gardens that present different stages of soil maturity and plant succession.
Hsin Lu


Luis Rodrigo Callejas Mujica
Wuling Farm, located 1,740 meters above sea level in a valley of Taiwan’s Snow Mountains, has been a fruitful producer of vegetables and fruits since its inception in 1963. Recognized as a nature reserve. The farm harbors unique ecological resources that contribute to its immense biodiversity. While agricultural activities have enhanced the local economy, the long-term neglect of water and soil conservation raises concerns of environmental degradation.

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